Adding to the tempest around altering traditional teatime treats, United Biscuits slashed the fat from McVitie's Digestives in 2009.
Finally, one evening at teatime, gauging the psychological moment, Nawab asked if he might say a word.
O'Grady will present a Sunday teatime programme while Carr will team up with Emma Forbes on Saturday evenings.
We gathered in the street just after teatime as Camilla Tellefsen, our 28-year-old choreographer, worked her way through the crowd saying hello.
Bus companies need more drivers for the morning rush than at 11am, and banks require more tellers at lunchtime than at teatime.
The answer is that, every Wednesday (when they're in London) she has a teatime audience with her current prime minister, alone, in Buckingham Palace.
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He sits at the kitchen table, and I bring him some milk in his Manchester United mug and a plate with a teatime snack.
Out of the blue, an interview with the PM was required within a very tight schedule in order to make the teatime TV and radio news.
"In fact the local referee said it was unplayable yesterday teatime but the conference officials wanted us to give it as long as we could, " he said.
Hence teatime at the Institute for Advanced Study down the road from us in Princeton, credited for the birth of countless collaborations and papers since it began in the 1930s.
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Though they've become a modern supermarket staple in the States, the chewy, cornmeal-dusted buns we call English muffins have a much longer history in the British Isles, where the teatime treats are known simply as muffins.
If there's more rain, you might expect to see it in the lee of Green Mountain's central peak and there is indeed a rainier strip, the locals say, stretching across the island from Two Boats to Comfortless Cove, a frequent source of teatime drizzle in the rainier months.
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